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February 22, 2021
The French electronic duo announced their retirement this morning after largely keeping a low profile over the last handful of years.
February 20, 2021
As Tears Go By (1988) ĂŠ Courtesy of Janus Films WongâÂÂs debut feature is his most generic, an 80s Hong Kong crime film cut from the template established by directors such as Ringo Lam and John Woo. But his signature touches shine through in the doomed love story between Ah Ngor (Maggie Cheung) and Wah (Andy Lau), particularly in a moment involving the filmâÂÂs biggest needle drop. That would be Sandy LamâÂÂs Cantopop cover of Giorgio Moroder and BerlinâÂÂs original song for Top ...
February 18, 2021
Sammy Hagar recorded the song Winner Takes It All for the 1987 movie 'Over the Top.'
February 13, 2021
Giorgio Moroder Call Me [Theme from American Gigolo] - Harry, Debbie Love and Passion The Seduction (Love Theme) Out of print in the U.S.! Originally released in 1980, the American Gigolo soundtrack, composed by legendary producer Giorgio Moroder, is best remembered for Blondies hugely successful single Call Me (which was not ava...  more »ilable on any of their albums, apart from compilations). The soundtracks mastermind, Moroder, was ably assisted by Harold Faltermeyer and Keith Fors...
February 12, 2021
Updated / Thursday, 18 Feb 2021 12:09 On Wednesday 17th February, the first anniversary of the death of legendary DJ, producer and acid house icon Andrew Weatherall, An Taobh Tuathail on RTĂ RaidiĂł na Gaeltachta presents a very special edition celebrating his legendary DJ sets, compiled from the memories of presenter Cian Ă CĂobhĂĄin and the many listeners who enjoyed Weatheralls sets over the years - listen above. Below, Cian Ă CĂobhĂĄin shares his memories of the man they calledďż˝...
February 11, 2021
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010) turns his directing skills towards his debut documentary by exploring every single one of the albums made by the offbeat band Sparks. Why you must know this before heading into this musical epic is that these two tempestuous brothers, Ron and Russell Mael, have made 25 albums over a 50-year period. While Wright sets things up as their ultimate super-fan, he follows through two-fold by placing the countless interviews over numerous live performances. After hear...
February 11, 2021
Gig Information You Should Be Dancing is a giant DISCO DANCING celebration! A night of incredibly danceable disco hits. A Boogie Wonderland featuring classic tunes groovy enough to make even a statue move! We are very excited to announce our first shows of 2021! We hope you can make it along to dance up a storm. If you love disco, are looking for a place to shake your thing and a great night out, come along to You Should Be Dancing. All kinds of nice people are w...
February 11, 2021
Exclusive Track Premiere: âDrop to the Floorâ from the EVIL EYE Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Exclusive Track Premiere: "Drop to the Floor" from the EVIL EYE Original Motion Picture Soundtrack! By Josh Millican Lakeshore Records has digitally released the Amazon Original Soundtrack for the Amazon Studios and Blumhouse Television horror-thriller Evil Eye, from directors Elan Dassani and Rajeev Dassani. The album is compris...
February 6, 2021
Welcome back again to the Bluffers Guide... When it comes to disco music, I could talk about how brilliant Studio 54 was supposed to be, but New York had so many incredible DJs and promoters who were mavericks. You may not have heard of Nicky Sianos Gallery - he could be considered the first superstar DJ of them all - or David Mancusos Loft - they say he set up the first Disco Valentines Day in 1970. Then theres Larry Levan at Paradise Garage, he really moved the art form of DJ-ing into pr...
February 5, 2021
Los Angeles odd-pop pioneers Sparks are best known in the UK for their biggest British hit, âThis Town Ainât Big Enough for Both of Usâ, which peaked at number two in the charts while missing out in America completely. With his enlightening new doc, director Edgar Wright hopes to prove that Russell and Ron Maelâs influence stretches far beyond the reach of that catchy 1974 single. Wright builds a compelling case for his chosen subject with some entertaining recreation scenes â which a...